School Closures

School Closures

2025-2026

St. Oliver's will re-open on Thursday, August 28th 2025

  • Doors Open at 8:40 am
  • Classes commence at 8:50am
  • Junior and Senior Infant classes finish at 1:30 pm
  • 1st to 6th Classes finish at 2:30 pm

The school will be closed on the following dates

  • October Mid-term  -  Monday 27th to Friday 31st October 2025
  • November 18th Inservice Day
  • December Church Holiday - Monday 8th December 2025
  • Christmas Holidays  -  Friday 19th December 2025 to Friday 2nd Jan 2026 (School closes on Friday 19th @ 12 noon and re-opens on Monday 5th of January 2026)
  • February Bank Holiday:  Monday 2nd of February 2026
  • February 5th Inservice Day
  • Mid Term Break- Thurs 19th and Friday 20th February 2026
  • St. Patrick's Day  - Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th March 2026
  • Easter Holidays - Monday 30th March to Friday 10th April inclusive. (Closing on Friday 27th March @ 12 noon and re-opening on Monday 13th April 2026)
  • May Bank Holiday -  Monday 4th May 2026
  • May 7th Inservice Day
  • June Bank Holiday - Monday 1st June 2026

SCHOOL CLOSES ON  Wednesday, 24th June 2026.

ALL THE ABOVE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

 Download School Calendar 2025-2026

School Projects

St. Oliver's is an active school who are involved in many school projects
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Gaelbhratach

Dia dhaoibh go léir

We, in St. Oliver's, are currently working towards our first Gaelbhratach or Irish Language Flag.Tá na daltaí go léir ag obair go dian - ag cleachtadh amhráin, drámaí, agallaimh is dánta.

We will be posting below videos of songs, poems and plays.

This year our school will try to celebrate our National Language.  Each class will start by focusing on greeting each other in Irish.  Why not try a "Dia Duit" yourself?  Check out the notice on your child's classroom door to see what greeting they use.  Bí pairteach.  Take part !!!

Please visit the Parent Section and look under "Irish Language Phrases" and you will be able to see and listen to all our Irish Phrases

Why not try some Gaeilge at home? See Our Irish Language Phrases for ideas. Bain triail as!!!!